Shopping destinations in Fayetteville including Cross Creek Mall, downtown boutiques, farmers markets, antique shops, and specialty retail stores.
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Cross Creek Mall at 419 Cross Creek Mall, Fayetteville, NC: regular hours, the Belk, JCPenney and Macy's anchors, The District, restaurants, the Friday and Saturday youth escort policy, FAST bus routes and access from Skibo Road.
Downtown Fayetteville's shops sit along Hay Street west of the Market House, with more on Franklin Street. Expect owner-run gift shops such as A Bit of Carolina, women's boutiques, a bookstore and gallery, menswear and antiques. Many close Mondays. City lots and decks cost $1 an hour on weekdays and are free after 5 p.m. and on weekends.
Fayetteville's boutiques are spread out. The largest women's shops are on the west side: Monkee's of Fayetteville on Glensford Drive and Epiphany Boutique on Morganton Road. Top of the Hill and Westdale Vintage are on Fort Bragg Road in Haymount, Fabulous Finds and Stevies are downtown on Hay Street, and An Affair to Remember on Ramsey Street sells prom and formal wear.
Compare City Market at the Museum, Dirtbag Ales Farmers Market and a seasonal blueberry farm, with correct locations and clear limits on unverified details.
The best antique shops in Fayetteville, NC are multi-vendor malls on the main roads: The Pickin' Coop on Ramsey Street, The Coop DeVille Mercantil on Hope Mills Road and Rooster Town on Cumberland Road, which opens seven days a week. Raeford Road adds smaller dealers like The Piccadilly Circus, and downtown Hay Street is the place for independent boutiques and gift shops.